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From: Frank M on 15 Jul 2010 15:51
Hello,

In VO i write :

SetAnsi(True)
SetCollation(#Clipper)
and have no Problem with the 'German Umlaute'

when i use the "AXDBFCDX" RDD i found no combination to see the
'German Umlaute'

the adslocal.cfg:
ANSI_CHAR_SET=German
OEM_CHAR_SET=GERMAN

What is the right way to see the 'Umlaute' ?

Regards, Frank

From: Joachim Duerr (ADS) on 15 Jul 2010 18:12
Frank M wrote:

>In VO i write :
>
>SetAnsi(True)
>SetCollation(#Clipper)
>and have no Problem with the 'German Umlaute'
>
>when i use the "AXDBFCDX" RDD i found no combination to see the
>'German Umlaute'
>
>the adslocal.cfg:
>ANSI_CHAR_SET=German
>OEM_CHAR_SET=GERMAN
>
>What is the right way to see the 'Umlaute' ?

with ADS always setansi(.F.) ... otherwise you'll get a double
conversion (inside ACE and inside VO).

--
Joachim Duerr
Advantage Presales
check out my new ADS book on http://www.jd-engineering.de/adsbuch
From: Frank M on 16 Jul 2010 03:54
OK,
but equal if i use Setansi(false) or Setansi(true) or Collation
Clipper/Windows,
i get never correct umlaute.

I can open with ACE the DBF without Problems.
Where i have to store the files for the local Server? Now i have all
in my Applikation Folder, but nothing work.

Frank M





On 16 Jul., 00:12, "Joachim Duerr (ADS)" <jojo.du...(a)gmx.de> wrote:
> Frank M wrote:
> >In VO i write :
>
> >SetAnsi(True)
> >SetCollation(#Clipper)
> >and have no Problem with the 'German Umlaute'
>
> >when i use the "AXDBFCDX" RDD  i found no combination to see the
> >'German Umlaute'
>
> >the adslocal.cfg:
> >ANSI_CHAR_SET=German
> >OEM_CHAR_SET=GERMAN
>
> >What is the right way to see the 'Umlaute' ?
>
> with ADS always setansi(.F.) ... otherwise you'll get a double
> conversion (inside ACE and inside VO).
>
> --
> Joachim Duerr
> Advantage Presales
> check out my new ADS book onhttp://www.jd-engineering.de/adsbuch

From: Nick Friend on 16 Jul 2010 04:02
Frank,

We had the same problem to begin with with accented characters... this
works for us.

SetAnsi(FALSE)
SetCollation(#Windows)

You might want to check that your DBFs are in ANSI format as well.

HTH

Nick

On 16 July, 08:54, Frank M <frank_muess...(a)gmx.de> wrote:
> OK,
> but equal if i use Setansi(false) or Setansi(true) or Collation
> Clipper/Windows,
> i get never correct umlaute.
>
> I can open with ACE the DBF without Problems.
> Where i have to store the files for the local Server? Now i have all
> in my Applikation Folder, but nothing work.
>
> Frank M
>
> On 16 Jul., 00:12, "Joachim Duerr (ADS)" <jojo.du...(a)gmx.de> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Frank M wrote:
> > >In VO i write :
>
> > >SetAnsi(True)
> > >SetCollation(#Clipper)
> > >and have no Problem with the 'German Umlaute'
>
> > >when i use the "AXDBFCDX" RDD  i found no combination to see the
> > >'German Umlaute'
>
> > >the adslocal.cfg:
> > >ANSI_CHAR_SET=German
> > >OEM_CHAR_SET=GERMAN
>
> > >What is the right way to see the 'Umlaute' ?
>
> > with ADS always setansi(.F.) ... otherwise you'll get a double
> > conversion (inside ACE and inside VO).
>
> > --
> > Joachim Duerr
> > Advantage Presales
> > check out my new ADS book onhttp://www.jd-engineering.de/adsbuch- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

From: Frank M on 16 Jul 2010 05:10
Nick,
Joachim,

I think i have an other Problem.

I try on a free clean XP all from the App and adslocal in one Folder
works.

When i try on W7/64 the same installation, the dbf not open. (Error in
INIT) No ads_err file is created.

Is there a trick with W7/64?

Frank





On 16 Jul., 10:02, Nick Friend <nicktek...(a)googlemail.com> wrote:

> Frank,
>
> We had the same problem to begin with with accented characters... this
> works for us.
>
> SetAnsi(FALSE)
> SetCollation(#Windows)
>
> You might want to check that your DBFs are in ANSI format as well.
>
> HTH
>
> Nick
>
> On 16 July, 08:54, Frank M <frank_muess...(a)gmx.de> wrote:
>
>
>
> > OK,
> > but equal if i use Setansi(false) or Setansi(true) or Collation
> > Clipper/Windows,
> > i get never correct umlaute.
>
> > I can open with ACE the DBF without Problems.
> > Where i have to store the files for the local Server? Now i have all
> > in my Applikation Folder, but nothing work.
>
> > Frank M
>
> > On 16 Jul., 00:12, "Joachim Duerr (ADS)" <jojo.du...(a)gmx.de> wrote:
>
> > > Frank M wrote:
> > > >In VO i write :
>
> > > >SetAnsi(True)
> > > >SetCollation(#Clipper)
> > > >and have no Problem with the 'German Umlaute'
>
> > > >when i use the "AXDBFCDX" RDD  i found no combination to see the
> > > >'German Umlaute'
>
> > > >the adslocal.cfg:
> > > >ANSI_CHAR_SET=German
> > > >OEM_CHAR_SET=GERMAN
>
> > > >What is the right way to see the 'Umlaute' ?
>
> > > with ADS always setansi(.F.) ... otherwise you'll get a double
> > > conversion (inside ACE and inside VO).
>
> > > --
> > > Joachim Duerr
> > > Advantage Presales
> > > check out my new ADS book onhttp://www.jd-engineering.de/adsbuch-Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -- Zitierten Text ausblenden -
>
> - Zitierten Text anzeigen -

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